| Horse-donkey offspring | 22 |
| They might have implications | 28 |
| Tabloid's interest | 22 |
| Author who created Ponyboy | 26 |
| Doesn't quite tell | 22 |
| Doesn't exactly tell | 24 |
| "___, hooray!" | 24 |
| Cheerleader's trio | 22 |
| Tall footwear for rappers? | 26 |
| Trendy spot for dancing | 23 |
| Snoop Dogg release, e.g. | 24 |
| Where pelvis meets femur | 24 |
| Obsessed, with "on" | 29 |
| More with-it red fish? | 22 |
| More fashionable turtles? | 25 |
| Move like Peter Rabbit | 22 |
| Beads and headband wearer | 25 |
| "Hair" extra | 22 |
| '60s nonconformist | 22 |
| Summer of Love participant | 26 |
| Hobohemian's cousin | 23 |
| Cheech or Chong persona | 23 |
| 1960s-inspired fashion trend | 28 |
| Peace-and-love proponents | 25 |
| Many Woodstock concertgoers | 27 |
| Backpackers, frequently | 23 |
| "Hair" characters | 27 |
| Leaning toward obesity | 22 |
| Peter Cottontail's pace | 27 |
| __ Hop: bouncing ball brand | 27 |
| It's taken by doctors | 25 |
| Physician's promise | 23 |
| Physician's pledge | 22 |
| Doctor's rite of passage | 28 |
| Stadium for horse shows | 23 |
| Fashionable substitute? | 23 |
| Qualified to join a payroll | 27 |
| Qualified for the position | 26 |
| Highly qualified for a job | 26 |
| Able to get on the payroll | 26 |
| Employed a penniless lady | 25 |
| Subject of a long Frost poem | 28 |
| New faces in the break room | 27 |
| Take on a freelance job | 23 |
| Find jobs for, as temps | 23 |
| Sign some new sluggers? | 23 |
| Fillers of job positions | 24 |
| Employment agency list | 22 |
| craigslist users, often | 23 |
| Gets ready to sound off | 23 |
| Ardor of a new employee? | 24 |
| Personnel director's duty | 29 |
| Personnel man's concern | 27 |
| Personnel head's task | 25 |
| Personnel director's job | 28 |
| Masi Oka character Nakamura | 27 |
| Japanes emperor for 63 years | 28 |
| Historic Japanese city | 22 |
| Peace Memorial Museum locale | 28 |
| Enola Gay target of 1945 | 24 |
| Judd of "Numb3rs" | 27 |
| Judd of "Taxi" | 24 |
| Star of "Taxi" | 24 |
| N.F.L. Hall-of-Famer Elroy | 26 |
| Emile of "Milk" | 25 |
| Trumpeter Al's family | 25 |
| Trumpeter Al and family | 23 |
| Alluring dockside greeting | 26 |
| Like some matching pairs | 24 |
| What a poor guy might bet? | 26 |
| 1901 Kentucky Derby winner | 26 |
| 1940 Grant/Russell comedy | 25 |
| Bounty or Beagle's title | 28 |
| Gramophone company trademark | 28 |
| Matching pair, informally | 25 |
| End of the explanation | 22 |
| Island discovered byColumbus | 29 |
| Like many Net connections | 25 |
| Having stiff, coarse hairs | 26 |
| Snake or cat, on occasion | 25 |
| One who expresses contempt | 26 |
| Bane of an off-key tenor | 24 |
| Warns as a snake would | 22 |
| Showing disapproval, in a way | 29 |
| Sounding like a mad cat | 23 |
| Audience reaction, at times | 27 |
| What to call a royal snake? | 27 |
| Henry VIII's pet snake? | 27 |
| Science of reptilian tissue? | 28 |
| Fit of anger, in slang | 22 |
| Allergy-medicine target | 23 |
| Driving concern quip (Part 3) | 29 |
| Constituent of many proteins | 28 |
| Study of the past, in Spain | 27 |
| Start of a Mark Twain quote | 27 |
| Specialty of George Bancroft | 28 |
| Like a ham's performance | 28 |
| Words with snag or home run | 27 |
| Words before snag or homer | 26 |
| ____ roadblock: be stymied | 26 |